Breadcrump

You are in:

Search results for author “Steve Odart”

Found 8 items

Filter by type:

Blogs (7), News (1)

  • Alfresco grows by over 100% in 2008

    Steve Odart, Director

    30 Mar 2009.

    I read with interest the following press release from Alfresco.

    I think John Powell sums it up nicely : “Alfresco has been able to grow and evolve the ECM market in this economy by not only continuously investing in our products and services, but by filling a critical need for companies that are shifting away from costly proprietary systems, recognizing the value of the open source business model and looking to make multi-year commitments to Alfresco technologies.

  • Building an e-commerce platform on top of Alfresco

    Steve Odart, Director

    22 Apr 2010.

    More and more of our clients are seeking to expand their online presence and as such we have received a number of requests from various clients to add an ecommerce platform on top of their installed Alfresco ECM platform.

  • Open source is years behind commercial products

    Steve Odart, Director

    3 Mar 2009.

    Well that got my attention as a viewpoint! Especially as it was a Computerweekly.com article quoting the Socitm president Richard Steel.

    I had been perusing the net to see what the reaction was to the recently announced government's policy on open source software , and came across this fascinating debate. I guess it struck a chord with me as it tends to be the common theme in my daily grind, working with organizations and companies that are considering whether or not to pursue an open source content management route.

  • Replacing Open Text with Alfresco

    Steve Odart, Director, Ixxus Limited

    28 Oct 2009.

    Open Text clients are migrating to Alfresco, to avoid large Annual Support and Maintenance costs.

  • The changing rhythm of Percussion in the UK

    Steve Odart, Director

    4 Mar 2009.

    January delivered an interesting distraction to my normal day to day existence. I found myself suddenly knee deep in conversations and discussions with a whole host of Percussion folk that I had got to know over the years.

  • The Golden Age of Open Source

    Steve Odart, Director

    29 Jul 2010.

    I have already seen the change happen in the world of content management. As we came out of the summer of 2009, hard on the tail of a global economic meltdown, something changed in the take up of open source ECM in the blue chip arena of business. Our projects suddenly shifted from strategic, point solutions leveraging the open source model of Alfresco to become main stream, enterprise adoptions of Alfresco as a chosen, strategic enterprise content management platform across global corporations and organisations. Not just on one or two occasions, not just in one or two sectors, but across the board.

  • May 26: The Miller Group Builds on Open Source Foundations with Alfresco

    LONDON, UK – May 26, 2010 – Today, Alfresco Software announced that The Miller Group, the UK’s largest privately owned House-building, Property Development and Construction Business, has selected Alfresco, the leading open source enterprise content management system, to provide it with a new content management system across its business. As an Alfresco Platinum Partner and chosen systems integrator, Ixxus was involved in the project from the beginning.

  • UK Government says YES! to open source

    Steve Odart, Director

    30 Mar 2009.

    Tom Watson MP – Minister for Digital Engagement, has released a detailed and forward thinking plan that should radically impact the procurement processes within the UK Public Sector.

  • Running the WCM example on Tomcat 6.0.x

    If you try to deploy the example for the alfresco WCM contained in the alfresco-wcm-example-3.2.0 in a Tomcat 6.0.x servlet container, you will have a number of issues. Put simply, it does not work as it is most likely because it was built for a previous version of Tomcat.

  • How to save an email and/or its attachment into Alfresco

    Video content

    A demonstration of how you can save an email and/or an attachment into Alfresco using the Alfresco shared drive.

Tags